Tribune defends advertising policy and rate fairness
An editorial from The Tribune argues for a flat advertising rate based on principle of equal service. It defends eliminating special rates, notes business readers’ general acceptance, and addresses concerns from advertisers while praising ongoing growth and fairness.
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Awidwers
Greibieetiis Ciel Mortins
Tates
Fant
Boeken
Sonnton
Viking
Otee
Ube
Scranton
Tribune
Des
The
Vrittine
Minnesota Legislation on Unfit Marriages and Wildlife Society Report
The text discusses Minnesota marriage statutes restricting unions deemed unfit and notes enforcement challenges. It also covers the Annual Report of the American Sportmen’s League detailing growth across 35 states, prosecutions for poaching, and bird conservation progress amid public debate on marriage laws and societal controls.
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Minnesota
Lina Bowonye
Feria
Burton
Shrady
Commissioners Discuss Insanity Rates in 1808 Findings
The report notes a 204 percent male and 200 percent female insanity rate under the commission’s five year review. It cites higher figures from other sources and calls for strict quarantine of tubercular or gononal cases. The Quarter Civia under Emine Goldmand oversees several specialists who fear the Wherry Well’s shadow offers protection for those seeking relief.
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Junfey
de Shrady
Bad Widter
Civia
Emine
Porto Rico Labor Unions Back Allen Policy Amid Criticism
The Federacion Regional of Porto Rico endorses Governor Allen and the American plan, praising government work while denouncing opponents in Washington. It asks Acting Governor Flint to urge President McKinley to support labor representatives and counters claims of Cuban and island misrule. Some correspondents warn of Japan as a rising power.
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Porto Rico
Washington
Dtawall
Ciba
South Agmedien
Porto Tkicun
Iigent
bin Jain
Tederacion
Cgovernoy
Hunt
Povernment
Flint
McKinley
Pelley
Senor Iglesias
Prsident McKinley
Sike
Clereyman
Kim
Mr F
Chaos of 1900s notes and rumors in scattered columns
The item bundles disparate snippets from politics, crime, religion, and society. It references Salvation Army farm colonies in New York, Colorado colonists, a Philadelphia motor issue, Kentucky campaings, and arrests of a comedian, with stray mentions of Porto Ricans, Kruger, Aguinaldo, and Butte gossip.
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Salvation Army
New York
Anitv
Wolarade
Mioridai
Colorado Coloniatas
Daily Horoscope for Ayeon and Local Isles
The Tribune Astrologer Ajacchus draws a Tuesday forecast noting a child born today will sense lessons from past experiences. It hints at changes in fortunes and a possible path toward prosperity or jail, with chatter of new work in the valley and remarks about industry and a cautious market outlook.
Christian Science Versus Osteopathy Debate in Tribuneciv
A reader letter in The Tribuneciv argues Christian Science should not be conflated with osteopathy, defending Christian Science healing and denying claims of malpractice or criminal negligence. The piece asserts Christian Science emphasizes spiritual treatment over physical methods and criticizes medical authorities for mischaracterizing their practice.
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Lithine Gatooe Tilliia Physicianss i
Exon
Turgecon
Chris Haysete
Erit
Mare Huher
Bully
Valet
Neal
Chrlethan Selent Iwihiods
Atudy
Ogae
Elell
Motel Man
Christian Selentisn
Kormel
Ciittlan Belepve Uralmat
Phyeidune
Becauhy
Fragmentary Letter Critiques Christian Science Healing Views
A letter by John White from Philadelphia dated April 15 argues Christian Science healing stems from spiritual misunderstanding of God. The writer contends lack of anatomy knowledge and perfect Christ principle explain why healing varies, noting lifelong study cannot ensure universal cures.
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Desu
Ambiguous Office Banter and Bureaucratic Anecdotes
Reading through the mixed remarks about office life and humorous dispatches, the piece collects quips about editors arguing over umbrellas and misread acronyms. It notes a South African colonial mishap and a presidential cleric anecdote, concluding with a North Carolina travel anecdote.
The Case Against Capital From the St Louis Mirror
An analysis criticizing bias against capital and corporate influence. It cites George H. Daniels testimony on corporate oppression, the New York Central system’s welfare initiatives, and debates over corporate lawyers on the bench, arguing workers share in capital wealth.
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George H. Daniels
Pasenger
New York Ventral Railroad
League For Swialterview
Hullroad
Cormmelius Vanderbilt
New York Central
Eucl
Muoyer
M.A
Eurely
Wari
Considerate philanthropy vs corporate excess in public service
The piece contrasts honest philanthropic effort with self serving demagoguery, arguing that genuine care for workers surpasses rhetoric. It compares figures like Daniels and Dea, Carerio and Nolee, Rockefeller and Armor, Stanton and Kearney, asking which man truly serves his fellows through charity and the ability to unite workers.
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Capital
Tibet
Iiterial Ji
Comparn Daniels
Dea
Carerio
Nolee
Nebraska
Rockefeller
Tireldy
Philip Armor
Tilman
Senator Stanton
Dennis Kearney
Anil
Jim
Fragmented Notes on Language, War Time, and Oddities
A collage of curiosities and historical snippets. Terms like parched corn Tomite from antiuminae, Chartotte custard, and Charlotin russe appear alongside remarks on wartime food experiments, German soldiers returning from Chit bee neht, Lake Erie fishermen, Dresden sculptors protesting currency for statuary, Queen Victoria’s telegraph opening, and a shipboard snake sent to New York.
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Thione Sivien
Agues
France
Chartotte
Riel
Lake Tishite
Buffalo
N.Y
Lake Erie
Dresden
Queen Victoria
Switzerland
Madiatia
United States
British Guiana
Berbin
New York Zoological Ciardons
Seven Floors of Exclusive Furniture Designs Unveiled
A store reveals seven floors featuring exclusive designs and new patterns in furniture. Shops showcase innovative woodwork, upholstery, and contemporary styling across multiple showrooms. Continuous displays promise fresh patterns for living room, dining, and bedroom collections.
Exposition Suitings Attract Shoppers In Spring Tones
The ad highlights light, medium and heavy weight suitings ideal for traveling suits or rainy day skirts. It promotes 50 inch all wool heavy suitings in spring mixtures like Oxford Grey Silver Grey Browns and Blues plus imports for tailor made dresses.
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Union
the Clock Tobacco Co
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Scranton, Pa
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Melton
Oxford
Lackawanna Ave
P. J. Honan
Merchant Tailor
Lackawanna Avenue
Dickson Manufacturing Co
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Munt & Cannell Co
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Aqams Ave
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Joseph Kuttel
Fred H. Winter
Stull
Odewived Daily
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